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St. Lucia |
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27 miles long and 10 miles wide, St. Lucia's high mountains and
twisted roads make it seem much larger. Dominated by rainforest and the two
peaks, The Pitons that rise almost vertical from the sea on the southwest coast,
a visit to the island is an adventure in it self. When you then see the white sand beaches
and the colors of St. Lucia's reefs, it is not hard to believe that this is
paradise on earth. St. Lucia's calm waters give you plenty of time to check
out that it really is. St. Lucia has a strictly regulated marine park where
you are only allowed access with a dive operator. There are plans to extend
marine-park to the whole coastline. |
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Scuba St.Lucia is an SSI Platinum Pro, PADI Dive Center located in the heart of the marine reserves at the ANSE CHASTANET hotel just north of the magnificient Pitons in St.Lucia. Founded in 1981, Scuba St.Lucia has established itself as one of the world's top diving destinations. Situated in the south end of ANSE CHASTANET'S 1/4 mile long, soft sand, secluded beach within a 600 acre plantation, Scuba St.Lucia offers diving and comprehensive facilities for divers of all levels. There is also a roped off area that cover part of a reef that allows snorkelers an excellent spot, right off shore, to snorkel. |
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The most known feature of St Lucia are the Pitons, which are twin volcanic mountains which rise to over 2,500 ft on the island's southwest coast. Here you will find a good selection of high-end romantic small hotels and resorts. Many nestled right into the hilly shoreline that offer amazing views of the Caribbean and the Pitons. |
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